Jamie Waters
Executive Fashion Editor, Off Duty at The Wall Street Journal
Executive fashion editor, Off Duty, Wall Street Journal. On Instagram more than here
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1 month ago |
wsj.com | Jamie Waters
Why do all our menswear idols come from the pre-cellphone era? Who are the most stylish celebrities and TV characters today? Our writer went searching for new names. It didn’t exactly go to plan. If I had a nickel for every time a Wall Street Journal reader cited Cary Grant as a men’s style inspiration, I would have long ago fled my “cozy” apartment and the communal washing machine that only works when you kick it three times and whisper the Lord’s Prayer.
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kerrang.com | James Hickie |Jamie Waters
May 22, 2025Words:James HickiePhotos:Jamie WatersBen Lumber is fatigued. Sitting in the back of a van, occasionally vaping for a bit of pep, he reflects upon a whirlwind 18 months in which his band Acres’ collective feet haven’t touched the ground. “It’s a lot to take in,” the singer ponders. “But I’m happy with what we’ve achieved.” It’s little wonder the tiredness is setting in.
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2 months ago |
wsj.com | Jamie Waters
Our men’s style columnist advises on cologne, dressing for the opera and what to wear to a tractor pull. 1. I’ve been staying with my buddy in Orlando, Fla. We’re both widowers. We grew up in the ’70s, when a T-shirt with writing was a way to express political statements, humor, almost anything! But recently my new girlfriend declared I was not allowed to wear T-shirts with writing on them. What are the fashion rules for T-shirts? Is there any occasion where ones with writing are appropriate?
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2 months ago |
flipboard.com | Jamie Waters
8 hours agoThis Is the Elegant Blouse to Wear If You Want Your Jeans and Skirts to Look PolishedFor me, perfecting my summer wardrobe begins with a sole mission: to hunt down the best blouses on the market. With my warm-weather wardrobe already …NowDo You Need A 'Sleep Divorce'? Why More Couples Than Ever Are Trying ItThere’s still a stigma attached to having separate beds to your partner, but is it justified? Writer Katie Withington explores the rise of ‘sleep divorce’. It’s the end of a long day.
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2 months ago |
wsj.com | Jamie Waters
Visit the Austin, Texas, flagship of Tecovas, a buzzy western-wear brand known for relatively minimal designs, and you might encounter something more terrifying than a coiled rattlesnake: a tech bro trying on $300 cowboy boots with his tight, stretch chinos.
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RT @FashionforGood: Thank you @jamie_s_waters for featuring us in this informative article on the innovation underway for the recycling of…
It has been a week since our colleague Evan Gershkovich was unlawfully detained by Russian authorities for simply doing his job. #IStandWithEvan https://t.co/bxm1r7bUNs
#IStandWithEvan
Evan Gershkovich, the American son of Soviet-born Jewish exiles, grew to love Russia. Espionage charges leave him facing a prison sentence of up to 20 years. This is an account of the WSJ reporter’s life and work, available to all readers. https://t.co/xy1wIQAc4k